Diffusion of Innovation

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  Subject Areas on Research

  • A collaborative enterprise for multi-stakeholder participation in the advancement of quantitative imaging. 
  • A comparison of the adoption of electronic health records in North Carolina and South Carolina HIV systems. 
  • A model for adapting clinical guidelines for electronic implementation in primary care. 
  • A model for improving the dissemination of nursing research. 
  • A re-conceptualization of access for 21st century healthcare. 
  • Academic-practice partnerships to promote evidence-based practice in long-term care: oral hygiene care practices as an exemplar. 
  • Accelerating U.S. EHR adoption: how to get there from here. recommendations based on the 2004 ACMI retreat. 
  • Acquisition, Analysis, and Sharing of Data in 2015 and Beyond: A Survey of the Landscape: A Conference Report From the American Heart Association Data Summit 2015. 
  • Administrators' views on barriers to research utilization. 
  • Adoption of electronic health records in primary care pediatric practices. 
  • Adoption of pharmaceutical innovation and the growth of drug expenditure in Taiwan: is it cost effective? 
  • Advances in Heart Failure Management: Improving Outcomes With Innovation. 
  • Advancing the science of nursing education: more findings from the National Survey on Excellence in Nursing education. 
  • Advice on reading research: overcoming the barriers. 
  • Aligning incentives to fulfil the promise of personalised medicine. 
  • An innovative process for faculty development in residency training. 
  • An innovative residency program designed to develop leaders to improve the health of children. 
  • Anticipate responses to change. 
  • Approaches to gathering evidence for educational practices in nursing. 
  • Assertive community treatment: facilitators and barriers to implementation in routine mental health settings. 
  • Assessing the level of healthcare information technology adoption in the United States: a snapshot. 
  • Attempts to utilize and integrate traditional medicine in North Korea. 
  • BARRIERS: the barriers to research utilization scale. 
  • Barriers and facilitators of research utilization. An integrative review. 
  • Brief reports for disseminating systematic reviews to nurses. 
  • Building capacity for advances in tuberculosis research; proceedings of the third RePORT international meeting. 
  • Building evidence for practice: not without dissemination. 
  • Cardiovascular imaging research at the crossroads. 
  • Change strategies make for smooth transitions. 
  • Citation analysis of the maternal/child nursing literature. 
  • Clinical Computing: Clinical Management Research Information System (CRIS). 
  • Clinical PET scanning. A "short-lived" orphan. 
  • Clinical evaluation of cardiovascular devices: principles, problems, and proposals for European regulatory reform. Report of a policy conference of the European Society of Cardiology. 
  • Comment: Compulsory Licensing of Patented Pharmaceutical Inventions: Evaluating the Options 
  • Complexity theory: a long-term care specialty practice exemplar for the education of advanced practice nurses. 
  • Connection, regulation, and care plan innovation: a case study of four nursing homes. 
  • Consensus Conference III: Assessing innovations in mechanical ventilatory support. Conference held January 13-15, 1995 in Ixtapa, Mexico. 
  • Correlates of electronic health record adoption in office practices: a statewide survey. 
  • Correlates of electronic health record adoption in office practices: a statewide survey. 
  • Creating an evidence-based practice environment: one hospital's journey. 
  • Credibility-enhancing displays promote the provision of non-normative public goods. 
  • Criteria to assess potential reverse innovations: opportunities for shared learning between high- and low-income countries. 
  • Curbing the cardiovascular disease epidemic: aligning industry, government, payers, and academics. 
  • Current Trends in the Management of Ductal Carcinoma In Situ. 
  • Defining quality, disseminating evidence, and enforcing guidelines for cancer treatment. 
  • Defining the priorities and challenges for the adoption of Information Technology in HealthCare: opinions from an expert panel. 
  • Developing New Treatments for Heart Failure: Focus on the Heart. 
  • Diffusion of PA innovation: Risk-taking vs. safe bet. 
  • Diffusion of an integrated health education program in an urban school system: planet health. 
  • Diffusion of innovations in long-term care measurement battery. 
  • Diffusion of surgical technology. An exploratory study. 
  • Diffusion of technologies for the care of older adults with exudative age-related macular degeneration. 
  • Disease management in healthcare organizations: results of in-depth interviews with disease management decision makers. 
  • Dissemination of evidence-based mental health interventions: importance to the trauma field. 
  • Dissemination of research in clinical nursing journals. 
  • Dissemination of research into clinical nursing literature. 
  • Dissemination of the Coping Power program: importance of intensity of counselor training. 
  • Effective Implementation of Enhanced Recovery Pathway Programs: The Key to Disseminating Evidence into Practice. 
  • Efficacy assessment criteria based on risk and cost. 
  • Electronic health records: which practices have them and how are clinicians using them? 
  • Electronic health records: which practices have them, and how are clinicians using them? 
  • Eliciting stated preferences for health-technology adoption criteria using paired comparisons and recommendation judgments. 
  • Endogenous technological change in medicine and its impact on healthcare costs: evidence from the pharmaceutical market in Taiwan. 
  • Ethical considerations regarding the implementation of new technologies and techniques in surgery. 
  • Evidence-based psychosocial treatment in the community: considerations for dissemination and implementation. 
  • Exploring options for improving healthcare. 
  • Fostering innovation in medicine and health care: what must academic health centers do? 
  • Fueling innovation in medical devices (and beyond): venture capital in health care. 
  • Functional gaps in attaining a national health information network. 
  • Global Noncommunicable Disease Research: Opportunities and Challenges. 
  • Grand challenges in biomedical computing. 
  • Guidelines for international collaborative research. 
  • Heart Center nursing research: a team effort. Heart Center Nursing Research Work Group Members. 
  • How changes in drug-safety regulations affect the way drug and biotech companies invest in innovation. 
  • How innovative are we? What is the nature of our innovation? 
  • Identifying the differences between quality improvement, evidence-based practice, and original research. 
  • Industry relations. 
  • Inertia in health care organizations: A case study of peritoneal dialysis services. 
  • Informatics and operations--let's get integrated. 
  • Information sources for developing the nursing literature. 
  • Innovation, diffusion and safety of a medical technology: a review of the literature on injection practices. 
  • Innovations in teaching/learning methods for medical students: research with mentoring. 
  • Integrating technology into health care: what will it take? 
  • Intermediate outcomes: diagnostic and therapeutic impact. 
  • Introduction. 
  • Inventing in orthopaedics: from idea to marketed device. 
  • Invited commentary. 
  • JVIR Celebrates 25 Years of Innovation. Part 2: 1995-2000. 
  • JVIR Celebrates 25 Years of Innovation. Part 3: 2001-2005. 
  • JVIR Celebrates 25 Years of Innovation.: Part 4: 2006-2010. 
  • JVIR celebrates 25 years of innovation. Part 1: 1989-1995. 
  • Knowledge translation of the American College of Emergency Physicians clinical policy on hypertension. 
  • Medical device innovation: prospective solutions for an ecosystem in crisis. Adding a professional society perspective. 
  • Mobile health technology evaluation: the mHealth evidence workshop. 
  • New medical technologies in a cost containment environment: Implantable antitachyarrhythmia devices. 
  • New paradigms for physician-industry relations: overview and application for SVS members. 
  • Nursing home staff perspectives on adoption of an innovation in goals of care communication. 
  • One grip a little stronger. 
  • Organizational factors associated with readiness to implement and translate a primary care based telemedicine behavioral program to improve blood pressure control: the HTN-IMPROVE study. 
  • Organizational improvements to enhance modern clinical epidemiology. 
  • Overcoming barriers to adopting and implementing computerized physician order entry systems in U.S. hospitals. 
  • Overcoming barriers to the implementation of a pharmacy bar code scanning system for medication dispensing: a case study. 
  • Personalized medicine and disruptive innovation: implications for technology assessment. 
  • Physicians and electronic health records: a statewide survey. 
  • Physicians' use of key functions in electronic health records from 2005 to 2007: a statewide survey. 
  • Population health initiatives for primary care at Duke University School of Medicine. 
  • Practical steps for evidence-based practice: putting one foot in front of the other. 
  • Preparing junior investigators to develop gerontological research. 
  • Presenting research to clinicians: strategies for writing about research findings. 
  • Promoting community practitioners' use of evidence-based approaches to increase breast cancer screening. 
  • Publish or perish: The stature of nursing worldwide. 
  • Quantitative imaging test approval and biomarker qualification: interrelated but distinct activities. 
  • Radiation therapy for rectosigmoid and rectal cancer: results of the 1992-1994 Patterns of Care process survey. 
  • Report of conference track 1: basic bottlenecks. 
  • Reporting of uncertainty at the 2013 annual meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology. 
  • Research on HIV cure: Mapping the ethics landscape. 
  • Research utilization: reconnecting research and practice. 
  • Scientific innovation--pathway to progress in women's cancer. 
  • Sharing your work: building knowledge about nursing care quality. 
  • Simulation-based morbidity and mortality conference: new technologies augmenting traditional case-based presentations. 
  • Studying surgical innovations: challenges of the randomized controlled trial. 
  • Supplement on acute coronary syndromes: introduction. 
  • Support for investigator-initiated clinical research involving investigational drugs or devices: the Clinical and Translational Science Award experience. 
  • Supporting nursing innovations in a cost-conscious environment. 
  • Taking healthcare interventions from trial to practice. 
  • Teaching evidence-based medicine in the former Soviet Union: lessons learned. 
  • Technology and teaching innovations in nursing education: engaging the student. 
  • The Connected Learning Model for disseminating evidence-based care practices in clinical settings. 
  • The Future of Cardiac Imaging: Report of a Think Tank Convened by the American College of Cardiology. 
  • The Grand Challenges and nursing. 
  • The History of Duke Thoracic Surgery. 
  • The International Society of Peripheral Neurophysiological Imaging: pioneering innovation in a multidisciplinary context. 
  • The Jeremiah Metzger lecture: new additions to the toolbox for global malaria eradication. 
  • The Latest in Resuscitation Science Research: Highlights from the American Heart Association's 2017 Resuscitation Science Symposium. 
  • The deployment of information technology in clinical laboratories and its impact on professional roles. 
  • The economics of new drugs: can we afford to make progress in a common disease? 
  • The effects of technological advances on outcomes for elderly persons with exudative age-related macular degeneration. 
  • The kidney research national dialogue: gearing up to move forward. 
  • The last mile: translational research to improve CKD outcomes. 
  • The making and adoption of health data standards. 
  • The path forward: collaborative networks and the future for children's health care. 
  • The role of academic health science systems in the transformation of medicine. 
  • The role of peer-reviewed journals in science. 
  • Thinking About Teaching in Nursing. 
  • Tool for evaluating research implementation challenges: a sense-making protocol for addressing implementation challenges in complex research settings. 
  • Toward an Effective Innovation Agenda 
  • Toward the development of national telehealth services: the role of Veterans Health Administration and future directions for research. 
  • Training the next generation of physician-executives: an innovative residency pathway in management and leadership. 
  • Transcending marginalization in knowledge development. 
  • Transforming primary care residency training: a collaborative faculty development initiative among family medicine, internal medicine, and pediatric residencies. 
  • Translating teamwork behaviours from aviation to healthcare: development of behavioural markers for neonatal resuscitation. 
  • Translation of academic discovery into societal benefit: proposal for a balanced approach--part 1. 
  • Translation of academic discovery into societal benefit: proposal for a balanced approach--part 2. 
  • Turning Data Into Information: Opportunities to Advance Rehabilitation Quality, Research, and Policy. 
  • Using item banks to construct measures of patient reported outcomes in clinical trials: investigator perceptions. 
  • Voice over IP: how computing technology is being used in mobile communications. 
  • What are the barriers to scaling up health interventions in low and middle income countries? A qualitative study of academic leaders in implementation science. 
  • What do international pharmacoeconomic guidelines say about economic data transferability? 
  • What's New in Genetic Testing for Cancer Susceptibility? 
  • Why Bayesian analysis hasn't caught on in healthcare decision making. 
  • Workarounds as the Catalyst to Drive a Culture of Innovation in Neonatal Care. 
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  Keywords of People

  • Anderson, Ruth A., Professor Emerita in the School of Nursing, School of Nursing
  • Berchuck, Andrew, James M. Ingram Professor of Gynecologic Oncology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Gynecologic Oncology
  • Boulware, L. Ebony, Eleanor Easley Chair in the School of Medicine, Family Medicine and Community Health
  • Check, Devon Karnes, Assistant Professor in Population Health Sciences, Duke Cancer Institute
  • Cho, Alex Han, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Medicine, General Internal Medicine
  • LeBlanc, Thomas William, Associate Professor of Medicine, Duke Cancer Institute
  • McConnell, Eleanor Schildwachter, Associate Professor in the School of Nursing, with tenure, School of Nursing
  • Reed, Shelby Derene, Professor in Population Health Sciences, Duke Science & Society
  • Shaw, Ryan, Elizabeth C. Clipp Term Chair of Nursing, Duke Innovation & Entrepreneurship
  • Sullivan, Daniel Carl, Professor Emeritus of Radiology, Radiology
  • Zullig, Leah L, Associate Professor in Population Health Sciences, Medicine, General Internal Medicine